Roberto, Robusta is a type of Sans. that grows from cutting of any Futura type plants. Notice, the seller makes no claim that this is 'Eve' or a Whitney reverse. That's why I posted this. What if?? There is a site that sells some very interesting Sans. http://www.ornamentalplantstore.com/ There is an overseas shipping of $35. Lets us know how you make out. Bmock, Thanks for the link. I think they are wholesale only. And I did look up 'Eve'. I will have to keep my eyes open at the Big Box Stores. I am starting some cutting from my Futura that lost a leaf while handling. I know Robusta will result but if I could get some green stripping, well we will see.

I have Pickering scion, but now is not the right time of year to graft or get scion wood, let alone ship it. Post again in spring and you will have many more responses.

If B&N has a history of bad customer service dating back to when it competed with Borders, I hate to see how much worse it'll become now. Keep calling, keep asking to be transferred to a supervisor. Boil it down to them, repeatedly: You had a gift certificate, you ordered something their computer showed that they had, they could not fulfill it in the end, and you expect your gift certificate to be restored in full. I had an issue with a B&N online order -- it was during a one or two week special program in which a percentage of sales would be given to a nonprofit group one of my nephew's is involved in. Ordered a book and a DVD; got the book right away. Had to try to track the DVD, but I was having problems because my computer had "auto-populated" an e-mail address I had long ago created for catalog/junk sites, and I didn't have a clue as to the password. To B&N, that seemed enough to lock me out and tell me "We can't tell you anything about the order," even tho I had the credit card number/security code it was billed to, address, phone number, etc. I escalated the situation and after a few people did their best to brush me off, finally someone listened--she realized I just wanted to know if B&N really DID have the item they advertised (I didn't care whether it'd be delayed, I just wanted to know!). In the end, 2 of the DVDs arrived, and I returned one to a store. So keep calling, keep asking for a supervisor (Here's a script for you: "I'm sorry but I am just not following your rationale about why you can't tell me whether you have the item I ordered and why you will not refund my gift certificate so I can purchase something else, and although I understand that your hands are probably tied and it's not your fault, I would appreciate it if you would transfer me to your supervisor.") I'm not sure the Better Business Bureau is helpful at all nowadays--from what I've learned, it mediates consumer complaints only against companies that have paid it to have its BBB "mark of approval," and companies that are not members don't have to answer to the BBB. Maybe years ago it got action, but today it's outdated: If someone has something negative to say about a business, there's Angie's List, there's Facebook and Twitter, there are "I hate [store name here]" blogs and websites (just Google some keywords like complaints, cheats, ripoffs + the store name). Yup, social media is what attracts attention -- there are employees whose sole job is tracking what people are saying about their employer. And it's unlikely an attorney general would give a $50 complaint much attention-- yes, it's important to you, and I wouldn't give up the fight, either! It's just not a "big fish" like tobacco lawsuits and discriminatory housing companies or predatory lenders or web scams featuring a Nigerian tribal chief.

Two questions, 1- can I just use a generic one till it gets here,If 2 work's,maybe and 2- how can I be sure it’s the diverter? Stuff a wet washcloth into end of diverter then turn on water. If water flow's from shower head,the diverter is bad After borrowing showers for the last week, i was not happy last night. That make's 3 but that's because you are sick of messing with the shower. (: